Jindal University Row Over Modi-Hitler Comparison
A controversy erupted at Jindal Global University after a professor compared PM Modi to Hitler. Students protested, demanding action against the faculty member.
Category : Higher Education
VTU Internship Portal Faces Student Anger Over Rules and Fees
Visvesvaraya Technological University's new internship portal for engineering students faces criticism over rejecting self-secured internships and imposing financial burdens through paid options.
ABVP Hostel Survey Campaign from February
ABVP's central working committee meeting in Goa addresses campus irregularities, fee hikes, and hostel conditions. A nationwide hostel survey campaign will start in February.
Chennai Book Fair: Tamil Heritage Meets EdTech via AR & Holograms
At Chennai's book fair, children experienced Thiruvalluvar in 3D holograms and heard Thirukkural verses on pocket radios. AR flash cards made learning interactive, blending Tamil heritage with modern educational technology.
KTU Ombudsman's Attendance Order Sparks Controversy
KTU ombudsman Dharmaraj Adat faces criticism for ordering release of results for MTech students with attendance violations at Thalassery CAPE College.
Melania Trump Warns Schools on AI Risks
Former First Lady Melania Trump issues a public warning about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence in educational settings, urging schools to adopt responsible practices.
Mysuru College Starts Midday Meals for 640 Girl Students
Government Women's First Grade College in Vijayanagar launches Akshaya Patra midday meals for 640 girl students, supporting rural and economically weaker backgrounds.
Mangalore University Adopts Digital Evaluation in June
Mangalore University will implement digital evaluation for answer scripts starting June, scanning 20,000 PG and 7 lakh UG scripts to modernize assessment processes.
MU Requires Fire & Building Safety Certs for College Affiliation
Mangalore University now requires all colleges seeking affiliation to obtain mandatory fire and building safety certificates. The decision follows an incident involving a fire safety college operating without proper approvals.
Mangalore University Starts Digital Evaluation for PG Courses
Mangalore University will implement digital evaluation for postgraduate programs using UUCMS from next semester, starting with a pilot project on campus to streamline results and reduce costs.
Mindwave Edu Hub Launches in Dharwad for Teachers
A new initiative called Mindwave Edu Hub launches in Dharwad to train high school teachers in science and math through experiential learning and professional development.
US School Choice Expansion Leaves Academic Outcomes Unclear
Eighteen US states now offer universal eligibility for public funds to pay private school costs, but researchers warn evidence on student outcomes remains limited despite rapid growth.
Screen Time: Educational Tool or Student Distraction?
Students navigate a digital landscape where screens serve as both learning portals and attention thieves. This exploration examines the delicate balance between educational benefits and digital distractions.
Punjab's New Policy for Private Digital Universities
The AAP government in Punjab has notified the Private Digital Open Universities Policy 2026, allowing private players to establish fully online universities with no financial burden on the state.
MBA Wallah Students Excel in CAT 2025 with High Percentiles
Students from MBA Wallah have delivered outstanding results in the CAT 2025 exam, securing multiple 99+ percentile scores, showcasing strong performance in management entrance.
Odisha's Happy Hands School: A Model for Hearing-Impaired Education
Sibaji Panda founded Happy Hands, a residential school in Odisha that uses Indian Sign Language as the first language. UNESCO recognized it as a pioneering model for inclusive education.
J&K Resolution Seeks Review of NMC Decision on Medical College
A private member's resolution in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly urges the Union government and National Medical Commission to reconsider withdrawing permission for Mata Vaishno Devi College.
Gen Z's Modern Living Crisis: Professor's View
Professor Amod Sachan discusses the unique challenges Gen Z faces in today's fast-paced world, highlighting mental health and societal pressures.
Jammu College Seeks Review of NMC Decision
A resolution calls for reviewing the National Medical Commission's decision regarding Mata Vaishno Devi College in Jammu, highlighting local concerns over medical education.
Ranga Rao School Celebrates 37 Years of Empowerment
Ranga Rao Memorial School for differently-abled students celebrates 37 years of fostering empowerment and academic excellence, highlighting its impact on special education.
Maharashtra NEET PG Round 3 Counselling Begins January 19
Maharashtra's NEET PG 2025 Round 3 counselling registration starts January 19, 2026. More candidates qualify under revised NBE cut-offs. Complete schedule for merit lists, choice filling, and physical joining provided.
India's Silent Curriculum: The Hidden Employability Gap
A new report reveals India's employability crisis stems from missing elements like industry exposure, certifications, and alumni networks that most students never access.
Kuvempu University VC Slams Karnataka Govt on Pension Grants
The Vice Chancellor of Kuvempu University criticizes the Karnataka government's handling of pension grants for retired university employees as unjust and condemnable.
India's Youth: Millennials and Gen Z Face Different Fears
India's youth, comprising millennials and Gen Z, navigate distinct anxieties shaped by different economic, technological, and political landscapes. While millennials fear losing stability, Gen Z worries about never achieving it.
Duflo: Focus on Lasting Skills, Not Just Job Training
Nobel laureate Esther Duflo challenges the job-ready education model at Jaipur Literature Festival, advocating for humanities and fundamental thinking skills that adapt to changing careers.
NEET-PG Cut-Off Crisis: Rethinking Medical Assessment
The slashing of NEET-PG cut-offs to negative marks sparks debate. This article examines deeper issues in medical education, assessment systems, and the need for comprehensive reform beyond outrage.
DU Professor's Farewell Note Teaches Real Leadership
A Delhi University professor's heartfelt farewell message to students demonstrates how senior leadership becomes subtler and more human, focusing on emotional connections rather than authority.
Kerala's Samagra Plus AI Platform Wins National Award
Kerala's innovative AI-powered educational platform, Samagra Plus, has received national recognition for enhancing learning outcomes in government schools.
ASME Launches EFX India 2026 in Jaipur for Future Engineers
ASME Foundation India launches EFX India 2026 in Jaipur, focusing on interdisciplinary skills for future engineers. The initiative prepares students for global challenges.
VTU Students Pay for Internships, University Takes 25% Cut
Nearly half of VTU engineering students pay companies for mandatory internships. The university retains 25% of these fees, claiming it covers portal costs. Students struggle to find free options.
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